The Best algebra Tutors in Washington, DC

I've tutored Algebra 1 for several years across multiple platforms, including Varsity Tutors, Mathnasium, and Best in Class Education, working with students who range from slightly behind grade level to those looking to get ahead. My degree in economics and mathematics from McGill gave me a strong math...See Andrew's full profile

I taught mathematics through Teach For America for two years, working with students at different skill levels and learning needs. I specialize in helping students build a strong foundation in algebra, understand challenging concepts step-by-step, and develop the confidence to solve problems independently. My goal...See Sally's full profile

Struggling with Algebra 1? Don't let equations and variables get you down! I offer patient and personalized tutoring to help you build a strong foundation, understand challenging concepts, and boost your confidence. From solving inequalities to tackling quadratic functions, we'll work together to make...See Jeremy's full profile

I have experience tutoring Algebra 1 and SAT Math, working with students to strengthen both foundational skills and problem-solving strategies. I focus on making concepts such as equations, inequalities, functions, graphing, exponents, and factoring intuitive rather than relying on memorized steps. My SAT tutoring...See Brian's full profile

Received a perfect score (800/800) on the mathematics section of the SAT in high school. Have spent 10+ years tutoring algebra and pre-algebra to middle school and high school students.See Anxhelo's full profile

Hello, I am a graduate student studying for a PhD in history at Howard University with experience in history, public speaking, math, and writing. With regard to public speaking, I have assisted a broad range of students and professionals, including scientists and physicians at Stanford University. One unique aspect...See Eugene's full profile

Hello! My name is Sarah; thank you for stopping by my profile:) I know finding an LSAT tutor can be an overwhelming process but I'm here to make that a little bit easier. Let's get the obvious stuff out of the way: after a successful August test, I am new to LSAT tutoring, which is why you don't see any LSAT reviews on...See Sarah's full profile

Hi there! I have been tutoring college-level statistics, calculus, and trigonometry/precalculus for more than 5 years now, and logic for about 2. I love making these subjects "click" for students, whether you're a high schooler taking rigorous IB/AP coursework or a college student figuring out career goals (or just...See Ally's full profile

...school, and high school levels. My core focus is foundational and intermediate math — arithmetic, fractions and decimals, ratios and proportions, pre-algebra, algebra I and II, and the geometry concepts that appear from 6th grade onward. I also work with older students on pre-calculus, introductory calculus, and SAT and ACT...See Qasim's full profile

Hi, I'm August! I am currently a PhD student studying physics at GWU. My focus in nuclear physics and I have worked on experiments at the Paul Scherrer Institute in Villigen, Switzerland and the Jefferson Lab National Accelerator in Virginia. I have been tutoring in various capacities since I was in high school when I...See August's full profile

I earned my B.S. in Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mathematics from Brown University, and I bring over 7 years of tutoring experience to our lessons. I have helped students of many ages and stages succeed in Algebra, and I believe that you can too. To give just one example, I had an Algebra student who...See Daniel's full profile

I earned my PhD in Economics from Vanderbilt University in 2022 and have developed a strong passion for teaching economics, statistics, mathematics, and programming over the past decade. At a Teaching Assistant at Vanderbilt, I helped students learn difficult concepts and work through problems in a variety of courses. I...See Matthew's full profile

I have tutored for more than 15 years, helping students to succeed in coursework, prepare for board exams, optimize college essays, prepare for interviews, and improve specific skills. As a published author with strong writing and editing skills, I am well equipped to help improve writing in many different subject areas....See Christina's full profile

I graduated from Stetson University in 2015 with a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics. The content of Algebra I is very much fundamental to upper-level math courses, and the subject has become somewhat second nature to me over the years. I am 100% comfortable with tutoring the subject, and have years of experience...See Matt's full profile

I have experience in tutoring many topics that are covered on the regents exams. I can help students review and master content for Chemistry. I can help students review master content for Algebra I and Algebra II. I am also able to assist students in geomentry, trigonometry, and physics and life sciences.See Otto's full profile

I also help students prepare for standardized exams by developing effective problem-solving strategies, improving accuracy, and building confidence with algebraic concepts. My lessons emphasize conceptual understanding alongside step-by-step practice so students can apply Algebra 1 skills successfully in...See Bassel's full profile

Hi! My name is Layla and I graduated from Washington University in St. Louis magna cum laude with a double major in Biochemistry and Political Science and a minor in Anthropology. I began my tutoring career supporting K-12 students in subjects ranging from elementary math to AP Chemistry. During my time as a tutor, I...See Layla's full profile

I am a dual certified 4-8th middle school math and k-12 special education teacher. I taught algebra I general education last year in the classroom. I am proficient with Aleks and iReady. I serve a diverse population of students including a heavy population of English Language Learners. I have a BA in psychology...See Clarence's full profile

I have a PhD in Electrical Engineering and have taught students in both high school and at the college level, as well as worked with professionals. With my background as an educator and a professional, I bring to students both conceptual and practical knowledge and understanding of a subject. When planning lessons, I...See John's full profile

I did well in algebra 1 when I took it in high school. During 2018, I reviewed many of the concepts during my preparation for the GRE. I did very well on the quantitative section (only missed 4 questions), so I am very familiar with the types of algebra questions high schoolers may be struggling with.See Jeremy's full profile

My love for STEM subjects stems from my work and research as a computational biophysicist. I earned my B.S. in Chemical Engineering from the Long Beach State University. Throughout my time at The Beach, I had the opportunity to provide academic support to more than 250 students as a mentor, tutor, supplemental...See Nguyet's full profile

I'm a Senior Solutions Architect, Full-Stack Engineer, and Technical Co-Founder with 15+ years architecting and building web applications, AI-enabled platforms, and data visualizations across federal government, startups, and non-profits. I've translated complex technical concepts into polished software for clients...See Benjamin's full profile

Harvard AB (alumni interviewer since 2010), Kellogg MBA, former Teach For America high‑school teacher. Founded a college‑access nonprofit (2012–2019) serving 1,000+ students with a 100% college‑acceptance rate and $170M+ in scholarships. I partner with families to craft distinctive narratives and de‑risk the...See Gabriel's full profile

Hi I'm Karthik! I graduated with Honors from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a B.S. in Biomedical Engineering and a B.S. in Business Administration. I have a few different tutoring experiences. In high school, at the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics, I was a general chemistry TA who...See Karthik's full profile

I received a 790 on the math section of the SAT. This meant I got only one question wrong. In addition, I have been tutoring algebra and precalculus for 8+ months. See Tomi's full profile